Show me your working steel

[Ron LaClair]

Here's some of mine

 

[Frenchymanny]

Ron,

I admire your taste and selection!
         
My steel is in the making by a good friend

F-Manny

[sticshooter]

Hey Manny here's your steel.<><


 

[Ron LaClair]

Hey Manny here's your steel.<><  

I like...I like...  

[OzarkRamblr]

Some of my favorites.
 
 

ETA:
Ron,
you have the coolest toys.

[tradtusker]

nice axe Shane i own about 5 of those!

[OzarkRamblr]

Originally posted by tradtusker:
nice axe Shane i own about 5 of those!

Thank you sir.  It is indeed a fine little axe, almost hate to use it for fear of scuffing it up.      

If you have that many you're what I'd call axe rich...  

[OzarkRamblr]

Bloody double posts...

[Frenchymanny]

Originally posted by sticshooter:
Hey Manny here's your steel.<><


   

Am I a lucky man or what?

Frank, I can't say how happy I am    

Thank you, there is a lot of talent right there!
"I like"

Ron coming from you, that is very precious!

F-Manny

[Frenchymanny]

Am I a lucky guy or what?
This afternoon in the office, while working I came back here to check again on my Stic shooter steel,    and tonight I'll be hitting the road to goose bowhunt with my friend Rob    

Can it be better than that?

F-Manny

[Vermilion]

What kind of axe is that in the pic with the bow?  I've thought if I got heavy into traditional archery I would get into some tradtional "working steel" as well to finish off the look plus it could decorate the house as well  

[OzarkRamblr]

Originally posted by Vermilion:
What kind of axe is that in the pic with the bow?  I've thought if I got heavy into traditional archery I would get into some tradtional "working steel" as well to finish off the look plus it could decorate the house as well    

It's a Gransfors Bruks, hand forged hatchet.  They're made in Sweden.  Here's a link...
http://www.gransfors.com/htm_eng/index.html

If you want something a bit more "traditional", you might want to go with something more along these lines  http://shrewbows.com/shrewhawk/index.htm  . One of Ron LaClair's Shrew Hawks, they're a fine looking tomahawk and by all accounts a good performer.

[Lin Rhea]

 



 

 

[Vermilion]

That blade is beautiful!

[sticshooter]

outstanding!! Lin that is saweet!<><

[tippit]

Now that's a workin' knife!  Very nice indeed Lin...tippit

[chinook907]

Lin,
Wow, I like your approach; few words, and one tool for multiple uses.  Thanks. -  Tim

[tippit]

Workin' Steel...now that's a pretty broad topic    tippit

 

[Ron LaClair]

A job for a   BIG knife..      


 

[Vermilion]

That knife looks tiny compared to your big frame Mr. LaClair.